FUKUMARU Cat Tree 5 in 1 (155cm) with 4 Levels, 6 Scratching Posts & Detachable Cushions
Product description
Key takeaways
This FUKUMARU cat tree is built around a simple idea: one tall indoor tower that lets cats climb, scratch, and rest without you needing multiple pieces of furniture. On paper it’s a “5 in 1” setup thanks to 4 levels, multiple scratching posts, and a top perch/hammock-style resting area (including a window-looking perch concept), plus a few play elements.
It also leans towards daily usability: the scratching area is designed to cover routine clawing, while the soft cushions are detachable and machine-washable. If you’re trying to reduce scratching on delicate items around the home, having a dedicated scratching zone that’s tall enough for bigger cats is where this kind of tower typically makes the most difference.
That said, it’s not a small purchase for a single cat’s needs. It takes up floor space and, like most multi-level trees, will only feel “worth it” if your cat actually uses vertical space and the offered rest spots.
The essentials
The structure is multi-layered, with a total height of 155cm and dimensions of 68 x 56 x 155 cm (length x width x height). There are 4 levels, and the tower includes 6 scratching posts. The description also mentions a top perch where cats can relax, plus a hammock-style resting area. There’s even a plush ball/pellet feature for chasing play.
Material-wise, the frame is described as being made from a multi-layer rubber panel combined with natural jute rope scratching. For comfort, the cushions and soft cover are described as skin-friendly plush, aimed at keeping your cat warm and comfortable.
If you picture your cat spending a chunk of the day moving between “climb → scratch → nap”, this design matches that routine quite closely.
What stands out
Where this cat tower makes the most sense is the combination of height and scratching coverage. At 155cm, it gives cats vertical routes, and with 6 scratching posts (each described as 14cm in diameter), there’s more dedicated surface area than you’d usually get from a basic single-post scratching post.
It’s also positioned as being stable and safe, with each level supported up to 15kg (so it’s framed as suitable for larger cats and even multiple cats). The bottom board is described as large and thickened, and the tree includes an anti-tip strap/band to fix it to the wall.
Little detail, but important: if your goal is to protect furniture from claw marks, having the scratching posts on a tall structure is often more effective than placing a small scratching item near the floor where cats may ignore it.
Tech specs
- Name: FUKUMARU Cat Tree, 5 in 1 Cat Tower for Indoor Cats
- Type: Cat tower / cat tree with 4 levels
- Size: 68 x 56 x 155cm (length x width x height)
- Levels: 4
- Scratching posts: 6
- Scratching post diameter: 14cm
- Load per level: up to 15kg
- Materials: multi-layer rubber panel frame, natural jute rope scratching posts, plush covers/cushions
- Cushions: detachable and machine-washable
Where it shines (and where it may not)
This is a solid fit if you want a tall indoor centre that covers climbing, scratching, and resting in one place. It also suits households where you’d like a practical alternative to furniture scratching, especially if your cat prefers to stretch upward or enjoys perching near windows.
You may want to skip it if your space is tight, your cat is more of a “single-floor napper”, or you’re looking for something compact and quick to reposition. Also, while the tree is described as stable, it still includes a wall-fixing anti-tip band—so plan on installation rather than treating it like a “set down anywhere” item.
Care & everyday use
The detachable cushions are described as machine-washable, which is a big deal for indoor cats that use the top rest areas regularly. The rest of the surface is described as wipeable with a cloth due to its smooth coating.
For a typical day-to-day routine: place the tower near a calm spot (ideally somewhere your cat already likes to hang out), then check the scratching posts get visible attention. After a while, you’ll usually know quickly whether your cat is into climbing and whether the perch/hammock areas become regular nap zones.
Who it’s for
If you have one larger cat—or more than one cat sharing indoor space—this tree’s “multi-level + multiple posts” approach is designed to handle that sort of usage pattern. It’s also a good match for owners who care about keeping a dedicated scratching destination while still offering soft resting comfort.
It may not suit you if you want an ultra-minimal setup, or if your cat tends to ignore anything that requires climbing.
Final verdict
Worth buying if you want a 155cm indoor cat tree that combines 4 levels, 6 scratching posts, and detachable, machine-washable cushions—aimed at covering daily scratching and resting in one stable, wall-fixable tower. It’s especially appealing for larger cats and households trying to steer scratching away from delicate furniture.
It’s not the best choice if you need something compact, if your cat avoids height, or if you don’t want to deal with installation (including using the anti-tip/wall band). If your cat is the type to explore vertical space, this is the kind of setup that can earn its keep pretty quickly.
Mini FAQ
How many scratching posts does it include?
The tower includes 6 scratching posts.
Are the cushions easy to clean?
Yes—detachable cushions are described as machine-washable.
What size is the cat tree?
It measures 68 x 56 x 155cm (length x width x height).
Is it stable for larger cats?
The description states each level can support up to 15kg and includes an anti-tip band to fix it to the wall.
Will it work for small homes?
It’s tall and fairly substantial on the floor, so it may feel like too much for very small rooms. If space is limited, measure the footprint before deciding.